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Posts Tagged ‘yamabushi’

Walking the Great Ridge Omine on the Womb-Diamond Trail

By johneinarsen | December 9, 2011

The Yamabushi are back country Shaman-Buddhists with strong Shinto connections, who make walking and climbing in deep mountain ranges a large part of their practice…

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